Dr. Andino discusses telehealth for male infertility appointments
"None of our patients had unexpected appointments that had to be made after their video encounters…supporting this idea that at least in urology, it seems that telehealth is a substitute for inpatient care when appropriately selected by the physician,” says Juan José Andino, MD.
In this video, Juan José Andino, MD, discusses the background and findings of his study, “Video Visits are Practical for the Follow-up and Management of Established Male Infertility Patients.” Andino is a urology resident at the University of Michigan Hospital-Michigan Medicine, Ann Arbor.
Study suggests broader use of anastrozole for male infertility
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